Primigenius Camerius Primigenio Oclatio fratri suo salutem frater si vales ego valeo rog̣o ụt eos qui
Primigenio Oclatio
Primigenius Camerius sends greetings to his brother Oclatio. Brother, if you are well, I am well. I ask that you...
Primigenius Camerius Primigenio Oclatio fratri suo salutem frater si vales [...] ego valeo rogo ut [...] eos [...] qui [...] verbo [...] ut presi [...] Primigenio Oclatio a Primigenio Camerio
Primigenius Camerius to Primigenius Oclatius, his brother, greetings. Brother, if you are well [...] I am well. I ask that [...] them [...] who [...] by word [...] that you press [...] Primigenius Oclatius from Primigenius Camerius.
The text is fragmentary, and several sections are missing or illegible (indicated by "[...]"). The document appears to be a personal letter written in Latin, containing greetings, inquiries about health, and a request or instruction, though the exact details are unclear due to the fragmentary nature of the papyrus.